White Nights prove FE?

White Nights are only visible in the Northen Hemisphere. You can always see the Sun in the time when days are the longest, while it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

In the Southern Hemisphere there are no evidence about White nights. And FE explains this well. Cuz Sun rotates with the axle in the Northern Pole, when there is summer in the North Sun could be seen alldaylong if you're situated close enough to the N.Pole. And there is no such sitatuation happens in the Southern Hemisphere. At least we havan't heard about them. All we heard, is that there are also White NIghts but only seen from Antarctica. But due to lack of information about Antarctica we can't verifiy it. But according to RE White Nights should be seen in the Argentina and New Zealand too, but this not happens.

Reference says: that Sun is closer to the Earth when there is Winter in Northerh Hemisphere. But how can it be?

Let's say we observe Sun 30^o above the horizon in Summer and in Winter. In Summer - there is warmness that we feel coming from the Sun, in Winter we don't feel warmness. But the Sun is same altitude about the Horizon - why there is difference? The answer is simple and obivous - the Sun is closer to us when we feel direct warmness.

Why you saying that temperature is the least important factor?

It is obvious that it is one of the important factors. And you didn't gave an answer to my example with the Sun 30^o above the horizon.

Why you saying that temperature is the least important factor?

It is obvious that it is one of the important factors. And you didn't gave an answer to my example with the Sun 30^o above the horizon.

Well. Sun almost not giving warmness when there is Winter. The delta of direct heat from Sun is very differs in Summand and in Winter. It is proven experimentally.

What you dislike guys?

Questions are: 1) are there White Nights in Souther Hemisphere, same as we have in Northern one (they should be exactly same, according to RE).

2) Why Sun give less heat in Winter then in Summer, even though it's occupies same position in the Sky?

What you dislike guys?

Questions are: 1) are there White Nights in Souther Hemisphere, same as we have in Northern one (they should be exactly same, according to RE).

2) Why Sun give less heat in Winter then in Summer, even though it's occupies same position in the Sky?

1. Haven't seen any information about Polar Nights in the habitable areas of Southern Hemisphere.

2. You saying "sunlight strikes the ground at a shallower angle so that less energy per unit area is intercepted by the winter hemisphere", but it is me who intercepts energy from the Sun. And me myself not a shallow-angler for the Sun, in Winter i situated even better for this.

The one plausible reason for RE would be, that Sun shines through denser atmosphere level, and atmosphere absorbs some heat, that's why Sun is less worm in winter. But none of you said this.  But i don't know much about ability of atmoshpere to absorb heat, so i think the main reason why Sun is not that hot in Winter is that that Sun is just farther from the Observer.

1. Haven't seen any information about Polar Nights in the habitable areas of Southern Hemisphere.

2. You saying "sunlight strikes the ground at a shallower angle so that less energy per unit area is intercepted by the winter hemisphere", but it is me who intercepts energy from the Sun. And me myself not a shallow-angler for the Sun, in Winter i situated even better for this.

The one plausible reason for RE would be, that Sun shines through denser atmosphere level, and atmosphere absorbs some heat, that's why Sun is less worm in winter. But none of you said this.  But i don't know much about ability of atmoshpere to absorb heat, so i think the main reason why Sun is not that hot in Winter is that that Sun is just farther from the Observer.

No! The feelings that Sun gaves us are different, it is obvious and hope you're not just trolling.

The feelings can differ because of many factors: but the main are temperature and vision. With vision we can't be much predict, cuz Sun has blinding light. About temperature - we feel it by our skin. And the heat is ultra-violet. We know, that with distance it is losing it's power.

Even here in Belarus, i can see the sunset in the north-west and then the edge of the sun light slowly goes to North as the night proceeds and then Sun rises at the north-east. Does it happen in the Southern Hemisphere?

Well, you're right about conductive heat. I agree.

But you can't say that it's not the sunlight is the major factor which creates the conductivness. Right?

If there no sun, only thermal energy from inside of the earth can create heat, but here where i am, there are no such things. No mountains, no water streams like Gulfstream. So, here where i am the only source of heat is sun. Which leads to one thing: that even if it is not the radiant heat we feel by our sking, but still Sun is the major factor for creation such condition.

So, nor you or me can use the argument to reveal the true nature of the question. So, tied. But question about Polar Nights still up.
 

Well, I would like to know more about Polar day/night in the Antarctica(at least as in RE). Where to get information? Could you give me a piece of advice?

Quote from: dim on June 29, 2010, 09:37:15 AM

Well, I would like to know more about Polar day/night in the Antarctica(at least as in RE). Where to get information? Could you give me a piece of advice?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=arctic+midnight+sun

Quote from: Raver on June 29, 2010, 09:45:11 AM

Quote from: dim on June 29, 2010, 09:37:15 AM

Well, I would like to know more about Polar day/night in the Antarctica(at least as in RE). Where to get information? Could you give me a piece of advice?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=arctic+midnight+sun

Thank you )

And still, even in this article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_sun there are photos only from Arctic's Midnight Sun.
Also, look what I am talking about: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8d/Midnightsun12.jpg

White Nights are only visible in the Northen Hemisphere. You can always see the Sun in the time when days are the longest, while it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

In the Southern Hemisphere there are no evidence about White nights. And FE explains this well. Cuz Sun rotates with the axle in the Northern Pole, when there is summer in the North Sun could be seen alldaylong if you're situated close enough to the N.Pole. And there is no such sitatuation happens in the Southern Hemisphere. At least we havan't heard about them. All we heard, is that there are also White NIghts but only seen from Antarctica. But due to lack of information about Antarctica we can't verifiy it. But according to RE White Nights should be seen in the Argentina and New Zealand too, but this not happens.

Quote from: dim on June 29, 2010, 01:09:49 AM

White Nights are only visible in the Northen Hemisphere. You can always see the Sun in the time when days are the longest, while it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

In the Southern Hemisphere there are no evidence about White nights. And FE explains this well. Cuz Sun rotates with the axle in the Northern Pole, when there is summer in the North Sun could be seen alldaylong if you're situated close enough to the N.Pole. And there is no such sitatuation happens in the Southern Hemisphere. At least we havan't heard about them. All we heard, is that there are also White NIghts but only seen from Antarctica. But due to lack of information about Antarctica we can't verifiy it. But according to RE White Nights should be seen in the Argentina and New Zealand too, but this not happens.

Cool story, bro.

No evidence? troll harder please. l2geography. NZ is not that far south. but the tip of Chile is. And so is this continent we like to call Antarctica.

Quote from: Thevoiceofreason on July 03, 2010, 08:23:37 AM

Quote from: dim on June 29, 2010, 01:09:49 AM

White Nights are only visible in the Northen Hemisphere. You can always see the Sun in the time when days are the longest, while it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

In the Southern Hemisphere there are no evidence about White nights. And FE explains this well. Cuz Sun rotates with the axle in the Northern Pole, when there is summer in the North Sun could be seen alldaylong if you're situated close enough to the N.Pole. And there is no such sitatuation happens in the Southern Hemisphere. At least we havan't heard about them. All we heard, is that there are also White NIghts but only seen from Antarctica. But due to lack of information about Antarctica we can't verifiy it. But according to RE White Nights should be seen in the Argentina and New Zealand too, but this not happens.

Cool story, bro.

No evidence? troll harder please. l2geography. NZ is not that far south. but the tip of Chile is. And so is this continent we like to call Antarctica.

Sorry to disagree, but, no, Chile is not far enough south to have midnight sun. Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Horn to read "the extreme southern latitude of the Horn, at 56° south". The midnight sun reaches across the SP only to the Antarctic Circle at 66.562^o.